84190 Kenmore Microwave - Instructions

Lifted top cover (hinged) , removed 2 screws to remove front panel, sliped new belt over drum, lifting drum slightly from front bearings.Using a small mirror taped to a stick and a good tube florescent drop light, was able to place new belt on drive pulley and under tensioner pulley. Rotated drum manually to make sure proper placement of belt.

Remove the lint filter.
Access the belt by removing the top of the dryer cabinet. It is held on by clips that allow it to be pried off, no screws to deal with. I used a thin wooden wedge to avoid chipping the enamel.
Remove the wires from the door mounted switch, remove the screws that attach the front of the cabinet, and remove the front.
The dryer drum is unsupported after removing the front of the cabinet. This allows the new belt to be slipped over the drum.
With a broken belt it isn’t obvious how to route the belt through the tensioner, but 30 seconds of trial and error should yield the solution.
Reattach the wires to the door switch.
During reassembly notice the felt support bearing around the door opening and be sure to keep it smooth and flat as you join the front panel to the drum.

My dryer stopped working Sunday night and I was lucky enough to only need to replace a broken belt. I found your web site Monday morning and ordered the belt. Your web site and ordering process are very user friendly. To my amazement the belt arrived Tuesday before noon and when I got home from work it only took me about 15 minutes to complete the installation. I'm in my mid-fifties and have to say it's unfortunate that experiences like what I just had with your company are rare but I'm delighted with your obvious focus on total customer satisfaction. You are now bookmarked in my favorites for life! Until my next repair.

popped the top up...removed srews from front panel....i cheated....just removed the screws from the left side...and loosend the ones on the right...it was enough for me to swing the front panel from the left out a little and get the belt around the drum. popped off the kick plate on the bottom....then just put the belt around the pulley and idler....and that was it...buttoned it up...and my mother is happy now.

I removed the screws from the lent trap. Opened the top and front of dryer. Removed drum, sliped the new belt on then replaced the drum and front. The access panel on the bottom was still off from inspecting the belt. The Idler pulley had come off when the old belt gave out. Thanks to the FINE instrutions inclosed with the new part it was easy to reassemble. I rotated the drum and used the screwdriver to get the rear drum seal back in place. I test ran the dryer then put everything back.

i first unplugged the power. I took off the screws to the lint trap, and removed the lid. I unhooked the wires so that the lid could be rested against the wall. I then unscrewed the front cover, and lifted it to remove it. I then put the belt around the drum, and then placed the pully back into place and routed the belt through it and around the motor. I then replaced front cover and screwed it back on. I then put the wires back together and put the cover back on. I replaced the lint trap screws and plugged it back in. Yeah - dry clothes!

1. remove the two screws under lint cover and raise top.
2. disconnected the two wires ( front top right)
3. remove two screws ( top front, right & left )
4. pull out slightly front panel ( at top ) and lift up and off. set aside
5.replace belt per instructions ( came with part ).
6. replace front panel and screws.
7. rotate drum counterclockwise, making sure wide cushion belt at back of drum is in proper place using a screwdriver or putty knife.
8.reverse Steps, 2 & 1.

With your quick delivery of the product and the video that showed the little "tricks" of the repair, it was a piece of cake. You guys are awesome, I'll be back.

First i watched the video available to give me the idea on what to expect that was very helpful. and the belt arrive next day which was so nice. everything went so smooth and best part was i found $10.43 in change at the bottom of dryer, so it helped pay for the belt. Thank you so much. Carol McDonald

I watched the video on the repair, and replaced the belt, it was easy to do so I fixed my washing Machine as well it need a agitator, I saved about $600.00 on replacement so thank you very much and I will tell everyone, your happiest costumer for life!!!! Kevin

Watched a video by parts select and followed the easy instructions to install the belt.very easy

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Bob

right part and excellant quick 1 day service for delivery...couldn't believe it was on my front porch so quick! Thanx

On a monday night in late sept I was working at my mom's house, getting it ready for a renter to move in that following friday. Can't believe how many things fall apart from non-use. See, my mom had passed away 18 months prior to this & the housing market being as it is in 2010-2011, I decided to rent the house out for a year. Anyway along with numerous other small catastrophes, the dryer belt snapped. I got on my smartphone, searched the model, was directed to your website & the part was here on wednesday! Thank you for the ease & speed and the great price!

The delivery was fast, the repair was simple, the only issue was getting the drum back on the rear support rollers, but once that was in place I was bake online in short order, this was a very good service, great delivery, thanks, my wife and 3 kids thank you.